City Aroma Shirataki noodles wide 400 g
City Aroma Shirataki noodles wide 400 g
✨ City Aroma wide shirataki noodles for light, sauce-loving meals
City Aroma wide shirataki noodles are made from the konjac plant and are a great choice when you want a lighter noodle base that lets your sauce and toppings take the lead. Their mild, neutral taste makes them easy to pair with bold Asian flavours as well as simple, everyday seasonings.
Use them as you would other noodles: rinse well, then add to a hot pan or broth so they warm through and soak up seasoning. Wide strands work especially well with thick sauces, stir-fries, and creamy or spicy mixes where you want a satisfying bite.
✅ Key features
- Neutral flavour that takes on sauces, marinades, and broth seasoning well
- Wide-cut strands give a more substantial bite than thin shirataki styles
- Konjac-based noodle option for when you want a lighter alternative to wheat noodles
- Quick to incorporate into stir-fries and soups—warm through and season to taste
- Great base for vegetable-forward meals: add protein, crunchy veg, and a punchy sauce
🍽️ How to use
- Stir-fry with garlic, soy sauce, and vegetables; finish with sesame oil and spring onion
- Toss into a spicy peanut or chilli sauce for a quick, saucy noodle bowl
- Add to a hot broth with mushrooms, greens, and tofu or meat for an easy soup
- Use in Southeast Asian-style fried noodle dishes like Pad Thai, Pancit Bihon, or Mee Goreng—season boldly for best results
- Serve cold in a salad with cucumber, herbs, and a tangy dressing for a refreshing option
👩🍳 Try our original recipes
- Fried Pad Thai noodles
Pad thai, phat thai nebo phad thai jsou smažené rýžové nudle, v Thajsku běžně prodávané na ulici, které si určitě zamilujete pro svou jednoduchou přípravu a skvělou chuť. - Fried noodles Pancit Bihon
Pancit Bihon or Pancit Guisado are Filipino fried noodles that you will definitely love for their simple preparation and great taste. - Mee Goreng (Southeast Asian Fried Noodles) – Easy Weeknight Recipe
Mee goreng is the kind of dish you make once and then crave regularly: springy noodles tossed in a sweet-savoury, lightly spicy sauce, finished fast over high heat.
🧾 Ingredients
Konjac 54%, water, acidity regulator, calcium hydroxide
🧾 Nutrition facts
Energy (kJ) - 36 kJ
Energy (kcal) - 9.5 kcal
Fats- 0 g
Carbohydrates - 1.5 g of that sugars 0 g
Protein - 0 g
Salt - 0.1355 g
🧾 Recipe
Rinse the product with a boiling water and then serve in soups or as cold dish with vegetables or meat.
✨ Final touch
Did you know shirataki noodles are often called “konjac noodles” because they’re made from the konjac plant?
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| Net weight | 400 g |
| Energy kJ | 36 kJ |
| Energy kcal | 9 kcal |
| Carbohydrates 100 g | 1,5 g |
| Fats 100 g | 0 g |
| Protein 100 g | 0 g |
| S.P. | 37B |
| Compl. Packing pcs | 20 |
| EAN | 6922163618233 |
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Konjac (Shirataki) Noodles: How to Prep, Cook, and Make Them Taste Great
Shirataki noodles—often called konjac noodles—are translucent, springy strands made from the konjac root. They’re naturally low in digestible carbs and quick to prepare, but they do have their own “rules”: rinse well, dry them properly, and let your sauce do the talking. Here’s how to use shirataki in soups, stir-fries, and cold salads without disappointment.
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